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Interesting point Zhanna,
Even my manager at my school was concerned that I was too old for the image of the parents. But I wish you could hear the 7 and 8 year olds running down the hall with excitement yelling, Jeffrey, Jeffrey, Jeffrey! I don't think I fit the norm of the older teacher that can't relate to the young and vice versa 😊 Maybe this goes back to my original post. I am not a grandfather. I don't think I think like the average 55 year old (coming soon) whatever that is. My heart is young and thankfully my attitude, health and body appear younger than my age. (Other's peoples words, not mine) Am I guaranteed good health for the next 20 years, no, no one is? But I can just do the best to take care of me. Keep in shape, both mentally and physically and hope for the best. That is all we can do.
Thanks for taking the time to reply.